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Michael.mast: /* Scripting Options */

2019-12-05T12:31:01Z

Scripting Options

Michael.mast: /* Sample3 */

2019-12-03T12:36:34Z

Sample3

Michael.mast at 20:42, 2 December 2019

2019-12-02T20:42:47Z

Michael.mast: /* Sample */

2017-06-06T22:33:39Z

Sample

Michael.mast: Created page with "==Sample==

 #!/bin/vbash run=/opt/vyatta/sbin/vyatta-cfg-cmd-wrapper $run begin $run show firewall modify LB $run set firewall modify LB rule 202 disable $run commit $run..."

2017-06-02T21:08:21Z

Created page with "==Sample== <pre> #!/bin/vbash run=/opt/vyatta/sbin/vyatta-cfg-cmd-wrapper $run begin $run show firewall modify LB $run set firewall modify LB rule 202 disable $run commit $run..."

New page

==Sample==
<pre>
#!/bin/vbash
run=/opt/vyatta/sbin/vyatta-cfg-cmd-wrapper
$run begin
$run show firewall modify LB
$run set firewall modify LB rule 202 disable
$run commit
$run end
</pre>

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 ==Scripting Options==
 So here is the deal, there are several methods for writing scripts in EdgeOS (VyOS). The problem is that not all commands are available with each method, requiring you to find the best mix for your need.
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 Here is a simple sample using the vyatta wrapper
 ==Sample1==
 <pre>

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 ==Sample3==
 In this example; during VRRP change where the router became the master, I wanted the BGP advertisement to reflect this in case the other router became spotty.
 <pre>
 #!/bin/vbash
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 $run set policy route-map AWS1 rule 10 set as-path-prepend 65002
 $run set policy route-map AWS1 rule 20 set as-path-prepend 65002
 $run commit
 $run save

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	Here you can see that we call vbash from bash, parse the restart command, then move on with our lives. Why is this? Not sure, but it's something I want to dig deeper into.		Here you can see that we call vbash from bash, parse the restart command, then move on with our lives. Why is this? Not sure, but it's something I want to dig deeper into.
		+	==Sample3==
		+	In this example; during VRRP change where the router became the master, I wanted the BGP advertisement to reflect this in case the other router became spotty.
		+	<pre>
		+	#!/bin/vbash
		+	run=/opt/vyatta/sbin/vyatta-cfg-cmd-wrapper
		+	$run begin
		+	$run set policy route-map AWS1 rule 10 set as-path-prepend 65002
		+	$run set policy route-map AWS1 rule 20 set as-path-prepend 65002
		+	$run commit
		+	$run save
		+	$run end
		+	/bin/vbash -ic '(clear ip bgp all soft)'
		+	</pre>